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by rhaps0dy 1y ago
Sutton was talking about progress in AI overall, whereas Pinhasi (OP) is talking about building one model for production right now. Of course adding some hand-coded knowledge is essential for the latter, but it has not provided much long-te
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by rhaps0dy 1y ago
The whole story, or the 3x7r3m3 13375p34k 0f 7h3 5k1dd13?
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Oh no, Pytorch does the same thing: a = torch.tensor(-2*31, dtype=torch.int32) assert a == a.abs()
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I've been in conferences in Ciudad de México and it was a very pleasant experience. I honestly haven't been anywhere else in Mexico.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
You could host it in Mexico or Canada, they're pretty nice!
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Proof-of-work crypto is interesting here because it is fungible with computation, so these solutions that charge computation to users are literally equivalent to crypto. It's a solution that already has adoption, does not require every
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Humans create AIs but humans also create other humans, through conception. And yet we do not say that humans were created by humans. Could we not say that AIs were created by God, by making the patterns of intelligence evident in Nature and
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
You said it derogatorily, but it is genuine evidence that rising CO2 concentrations are have less effects than previously thought. In theory there could accumulate enough evidence to show anything.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Depends on the app. If it uses some online functionality probably yes. You could also try decompilation, it’s decent on java apps like android’s.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Maybe stuff like this was already gibberish before LLMs.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Thank you for the explanation. It's still an upwards update on the qubit timelines of https://arxiv.org/pdf/2009.05045 (see Fig. 7), but not by an insane amount. We've realized their 95% expectation of qubit
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I think "AI is all about Torch/TF, not details below that" directly contradicts the fact that ML people very much care about the details, to squeeze performance out of the hardware.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
What? This is really wrong. The name of the game these days is optimizing memory and FLOPs usage on these GPUs. For example, Hopper (H100) cards introduced the WGMMA (Warp-group Matrix-Multiply Accumulate) instruction, and anyone who does
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
For a second I read liches, and was puzzled that they existed.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Azure Blob storage is considerably cheaper than S3 or Google, for example. (Not cheaper than Cloudflare, but that one doesn't have a supported FUSE driver). I've been trying hard to find instances where they lost data and could no
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
How many more passwords of this format can you construct? `have` is fixed, the `!` at the end is a classic, and the 12 number is pre-determined by true cats and the 3. So the only degrees of freedom you have are: - the entity number (3) - t
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Yes. Adacore is working on it. They announce the first qualified compiler, for some qualification, here: https://www.adacore.com/press/adacore-announces-the-first-qu...
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
The Costa Concordia ship was basically beached and turned. It did not sink, rather it collided with some rocks near the coast. This is very different from "sinking Titanic-style". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x2F
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
> Flip displays are an interesting alternative. They have no moving parts, What? The display is made almost entirely of moving discs.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
It must just refer to the Cloud in a derogatory way, not the particular platform. It sounds so similar.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
But it has the "all articles are available offline and without an internet connection" exact quote in the landing page, and nothing else seems to do.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I was curious so I tried to answer this question --- Training Llama 3 models emitted 2290 tons CO2e ( https://github.com/meta-llama/llama3/blob/main/MODEL_CARD.md ), and took 7.7 million GPU hours. Those G
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
By paying the maximum possible amount of damages for the case that the plaintiff reasonably alleges, apparently.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Agreed. Though if you read the bill, the only reason people bring up jail is that there's the requirement to submit a report about the "positive safety determination" under penalty of perjury, which only applies if you knowi
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I don't think you were confused, I added the disclaimer after you commented to prevent further misunderstandings.
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I don't think Europe should be just like the USA, sorry if that was unclear. I don't feel strongly either way -- I can see benefits and drawbacks of each style, though I moved to the USA. I just find it amusing that the linked web
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
I love the comments to this article. Time and again when such "EU is not friendly to business enough" stuff is posted to HN, Europeans come out and say they like it that way. Thus I'm skeptical this article will change anythi
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
What's the advantage of this over foot fins?
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
> It’s a market for lemons at this point. Unless you can see an expensive apparatus or observe them soaking the coffee, there’s no way to know if it’s correct Presumably the taste should tell you whether it's correct. Otherwise why
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by rhaps0dy 2y ago
Yeah, the ideological proclivities are precisely why these companies are miltech.

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